Trying to book a one-way rental Trying to book a one-way rental. RV's show as available with my filters (one-way, 2 guests, 1 pet, etc). I try to book several different RV's, only to receive a "decision" a bit later that the owner has declined my reservation. What is the point of showing "available" rentals just to have the owner decline it every time? Useless and will take my business elsewhere. Edit: Not the platforms fault. It has been a frustrating experience trying to get a one-way RV rental from any platform, not just RVnGo, and I unfairly took it out on them in the form of this review. I have given up on renting an RV entirely, but it is not the sites fault that an Owner chooses not accept, whatever their reason may be. I have updated my review to three stars as I do wish there was a better way to search for RVs that are truly available and willing to rent for the desired purpose.

Silent site I really can't tell if your site is getting any traffic at all. There is no way of seeing who visited my listing or even a count on visiters. There is no way of seeing who might be looking for an RV in my area so that I can reach out to them and offer them a link to my page to check it out.

False advertising at it's best. In every online ad they say no fees. Then when I go to book the RV, there's an extremely high fee. The one I was gonna rent had a $337 fee. The RV rental cost was only $600. It would be nice if they didn't do false advertising. UPDATE: RVnGO needs to give me a way to send them the screenshot I took of their fees. They say they don't have fees but I have the screenshot to prove it. UPDATE: I want a way to post the screenshot here so others can see. And please don't try to insult me with your word games. I know what a fee is. If others choose to pay, that's their business. I refuse to pay you $337 on a $600 rental.

I thought I found a good deal I thought I found a good deal. But the renter, an RV rental company, won't respond to my inquiry. I can't prove it but, I feel like it's because the price quoted by RVnGo is almost half the price quoted for the same thing on the renter's own web page. I will probably end up using a different vendor.

RVnGO HAS POTENTIAL TO BE GREAT I've been renting my travel trailer on RVnGO now for little over 6 months now. They are a fairly new rental platform, so baring with them thru the growing pains is essential and understandable. However, they have a top notch sales director in Larry Lesser. He has been great to work with and takes the time to help the owners come to solutions with their problems. The best part of it, RVnGO doesn't take any commissions from my sales. Now that means they haven't had the capital to put into marketing to generate the type of traffic of say RVShare or Outdoorsy....but they are getting there. Nor do they have the logistical platform that has the user friendly features of some of their competitors. However, I'll be patient a little while longer and see how they grow. My biggest compliment is they treat all their operators the same...whether you have a million dollars of inventory on their site, or just $30k. Being a small operator, keeping 100% of my rental is essential to grow! RVnGO has potential to be great!